Sentence examples for stems in order to from inspiring English sources

Manufacturers and surgeons are developing shorter stems in order to preserve femoral bone stock, adapt to minimally invasive surgical approaches, reduce thigh pain and facilitate revision.

In summary, it is important to recognise this fracture pattern around secure PTC stems in order to prevent misinterpretation of the fracture as a Vancouver B1 rather than a B2, leading to failure of treatment, and to alert the surgeon that complex reconstruction will be required because of the extensive fragmentation.

Standard word delimiters are used to split multiple text strings to words and the Porter stemming algorithm [24] reduces words to common stems in order to map different forms of one word to their common stem.

The Sullivans' previous residence mixed spherical and columnar cactuses with aloes, agaves, kalanchoes and other succulents -- plants that store water in fleshy leaves and stems in order to survive drought.

During rRNA evolution, compensatory substitutions occur regularly in stems in order to maintain the counterpart-paired nucleotides.

This consideration diminishes the consequences of lower sugar yields from stems, and suggests that breeding targets for improved conversion should be directed at stems in order to capitalize on their higher sugar contents.

Conventional wisdom says to nip out these lateral shoots that spring up at the axils, where the leaves meet the stem, in order to concentrate the plant's energy on producing fruit.

We revisited the microstructure of a commercial Nd-Fe-B sintered magnet using scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and aberration corrected scanning transmission electron microscopy (STEM) in order to clarify the microstructure feature that is relevant to the coercivity.

Hungarian grammatical categories are usually marked by the use of suffixes; e.g., ver-et-het-né-lek "I might cause thee to be beaten" is composed of ver "beat" + et "cause" + het "may" + né (a conditional marker) + lek "I thee". In many cases vowels in suffixes shift to match those of the stem in order to maintain vowel harmony (e.g., ház-ban "in the house" versus ember-ben "in the man").

The revision femoral stem is usually longer than the retrieved stem in order to bypass the deficient proximal defect and achieve a tighter diaphyseal fixation.

The central ideas of this kind of 2D crystallographic symmetry averaging have also been applied to scanning transmission electron microscopy (STEM) in order to increase the signal-to-noise ratio of Z-contrast imaging [10].